Design and build to a measurable digital level
With design & build, you design and build under one contract. The IT-Label turns the digital delivery level into a measurable requirement, independently established at handover.
Where it goes wrong
The requirements often say "fibre" or "future-proof IT". What that means exactly differs per party. IT also falls between the architect, the installer and the IT supplier.
The result: discussion at handover about what was promised, and extra work nobody had foreseen.
What the IT-Label gives you
A measurable performance requirement
A level, such as IT2 PLUG & PLAY, instead of a vague description.
More information →No discussion at handover
A Certified Partner independently establishes which level was reached.
More information →Clear boundaries
The IT Demarcation List shows what is in your scope and what the tenant does.
More information →Check along the way
A pre-inspection before handover shows whether the project is on track for the agreed level. Adjusting is still easy then.
Frequently asked questions
Know where you stand before handover
A pre-inspection shows whether your project is on track.
Related information
Who is the IT-Label for?
The IT-Label for owners, investors, developers, government, tenants, brokers, valuers, managers, providers and inspection bodies.
The IT-Label for property developers
Whoever develops a building determines how digital it is delivered. The IT-Label makes that level concrete, verifiable and easier to sell.
The IT-Label for architects and MEP consultants
Decide in the design which IT delivery level a building will get. Space and routes for IT are expensive later. The IT-Label makes the goal measurable.
IT-Label pre-inspection
A pre-inspection gives an indication of the digital delivery level of a space or building within days. Fixed fee, carried out by a Certified Partner.